We do our best at Heavy Blog to bring you all the best new music we've been listening to, but there's only so much time and so many things you can say about a band or album. Moreover, sometimes all you need is ... Read More...
Heavy Pod Is Heavy Cast! This week, we talk about the way we think about music as work, earning a living from it, and bad takes on content versus art including one by Mike Shinoda. Also a good one by Adam Neely... Read More...
Ah, April! Insert some platitude about the Spring right here! Seriously though, it's really funny to me how every April the sheer amount of great music which suddenly releases catches me by surprise. Did I wri... Read More...
Well. Here we are again. Another year ends and the insatiable urge within us to look back and to summarize kicks in. But, like last year, we have chosen to resist this urge somewhat by doing away with having a... Read More...
Hey there headbangers,
No end of year lists again this year. Once more, given that I pick out a "Big Four" each quarter and that we only had a "Big One" last round, you've already got yourself a rough ... Read More...
Hey there headbangers,
It's been a bit quiet in the thrash metal world lately. Across the board, it seems like the spike in interesting underground releases that flourished during the (ongoing) COVID-19 pand... Read More...
Welcome back, friend. It's been a hell of a month for mosh enjoyers like us. We have been absolutely drowning in killer releases, so much so that even through our combined efforts, we could only cover a fracti... Read More...
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Each month, we always seem to come to the same conclusion when it comes to our Editors’ Picks column: Friday ... Read More...
Hey there headbangers!
Bit of a mixed bag this round, although the Big Four is solid as always. I'm sticking with the quarterly format for now, but if thrash bands could try and space their albums out more a... Read More...
Urne’s Serpent and Spirit is one of the most extraordinary and eclectic debuts of 2021. Although the band draw from a well of distinct influences, the album as a whole is difficult to categorise. What wo... Read More...